After activating turbo mode step by step filter not working
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Quote from Pablo Borysenco on July 9, 2024, 09:59Hello
And one more tip: if you have an object cache - https://products-filter.com/hook/woof_use_wp_cache
Hello
And one more tip: if you have an object cache - https://products-filter.com/hook/woof_use_wp_cache
Quote from felix.rieger on July 9, 2024, 10:46We tried the cache functionality and it does not seem to help with the performance a lot.
Is there any other way we can fix this because we cannot remove any of the products...
We tried the cache functionality and it does not seem to help with the performance a lot.
Is there any other way we can fix this because we cannot remove any of the products...
Quote from felix.rieger on July 9, 2024, 11:26Ok, we will try the object cache you recommended. I did not see your message because it was already on the second page.
Would you be able to implement this functionality for us so we can try it?
Thank you!
Ok, we will try the object cache you recommended. I did not see your message because it was already on the second page.
Would you be able to implement this functionality for us so we can try it?
Thank you!
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on July 9, 2024, 13:40we can fix this because we cannot remove any of the products... - The number of taxonomies affects speed more than the number of products. That's why I previously advised you to reduce the number of taxonomies as much as possible.
For example, this taxonomy - https://c2n.me/4l9vSGt.png - also you have several more taxonomies that have more than a thousand terms and that are more suitable for metadata
Do you have an object cache configured on your site?
we can fix this because we cannot remove any of the products... - The number of taxonomies affects speed more than the number of products. That's why I previously advised you to reduce the number of taxonomies as much as possible.
For example, this taxonomy - https://c2n.me/4l9vSGt.png - also you have several more taxonomies that have more than a thousand terms and that are more suitable for metadata
Do you have an object cache configured on your site?
Quote from felix.rieger on July 9, 2024, 20:44Hello
thank you for the message. I currently do not think we have an object cache configured. Would you be able to implement this?
I also can not find the cache functionality anymore:
Hello
thank you for the message. I currently do not think we have an object cache configured. Would you be able to implement this?
I also can not find the cache functionality anymore: 
Quote from felix.rieger on July 10, 2024, 09:33Adding to this, would we be able to exclude certain taxonomies we do not need for our search from being considered in the search form or would we have to completely delete them?
Adding to this, would we be able to exclude certain taxonomies we do not need for our search from being considered in the search form or would we have to completely delete them?
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on July 10, 2024, 11:10Hello
I currently do not think we have an object cache configured. - in this case you should install a caching plugin and configure it. But this is not a solution to the problem, it can unknowingly improve the situation
, would we be able to exclude certain taxonomies - Yes. https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20240710120731.png - Only marked taxonomies are included in the search. To exclude specific terms - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20240710121042.png
Hello
I currently do not think we have an object cache configured. - in this case you should install a caching plugin and configure it. But this is not a solution to the problem, it can unknowingly improve the situation
, would we be able to exclude certain taxonomies - Yes. https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20240710120731.png - Only marked taxonomies are included in the search. To exclude specific terms - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20240710121042.png
Quote from felix.rieger on July 15, 2024, 11:16Hello Pablo
thank you for your response.
We have tried it with a caching Plug-In but it did not increase the performance.
You mentioned that the taxonomies we use are suitable for meta data. Would it make sense to make the taxonomies we currently use for our search meta data?
And if so, could you help us set this up?
Regards,
Felix
Hello Pablo
thank you for your response.
We have tried it with a caching Plug-In but it did not increase the performance.
You mentioned that the taxonomies we use are suitable for meta data. Would it make sense to make the taxonomies we currently use for our search meta data?
And if so, could you help us set this up?
Regards,
Felix
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on July 15, 2024, 12:25Hello Felix
Unfortunately, customization of your business is not included in the support
I can only suggest the logic for the recommended changes. I can't do that because I don't know your business. To optimize the data, I need to understand your business and the structure of your product's data.
Taxonomies work well when many products are included in one taxonomy, i.e. taxonomies have minimal individuality and unite products into large groups.
As an example this attribute - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20240715132058.png each attribute has very few products 3 - 5 on average. There are even empty ones. And in principle, there are a lot of products that differ only by one letter, plus the label has no logical meaning, it's just a code. It would be more logical to make this value as a text meta field for text search
Hello Felix
Unfortunately, customization of your business is not included in the support
I can only suggest the logic for the recommended changes. I can't do that because I don't know your business. To optimize the data, I need to understand your business and the structure of your product's data.
Taxonomies work well when many products are included in one taxonomy, i.e. taxonomies have minimal individuality and unite products into large groups.
As an example this attribute - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20240715132058.png each attribute has very few products 3 - 5 on average. There are even empty ones. And in principle, there are a lot of products that differ only by one letter, plus the label has no logical meaning, it's just a code. It would be more logical to make this value as a text meta field for text search
Quote from felix.rieger on July 23, 2024, 11:36Hello Pablo,
we have tried more things and even made our database smaller but unfortunately it did not fix our performance problem.
Are there any other ways to filter? We would be happy to pay you an extra fee if the optimization adds any costs.
Regards,
Felix
Hello Pablo,
we have tried more things and even made our database smaller but unfortunately it did not fix our performance problem.
Are there any other ways to filter? We would be happy to pay you an extra fee if the optimization adds any costs.
Regards,
Felix
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on July 23, 2024, 14:25Hello Felix
You have a lot of products and each query to the database will take some time.
For dynamic recalculation, the plugin makes a request for each filter element (taxonomy)
That is, now the plugin must make more than 6000 requests for each filter change. And even fast requests will add up to a big delay.
In this case, as I wrote earlier, you should reargonize the product data. Reduce the number of taxonomies
Unfortunately we don't have time for custom tasks.
Hello Felix
You have a lot of products and each query to the database will take some time.
For dynamic recalculation, the plugin makes a request for each filter element (taxonomy)
That is, now the plugin must make more than 6000 requests for each filter change. And even fast requests will add up to a big delay.
In this case, as I wrote earlier, you should reargonize the product data. Reduce the number of taxonomies
Unfortunately we don't have time for custom tasks.